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Use newer version of Maki icons for scattermapbox plots #7447
The library currently uses (via unpkg) v2.1.0 of Maki icons for the scattermapbox plot. The current version is 8.2.0. Our documentation points to the Mapbox page listing the Maki icons and it doesn't match what icons are currently available. We should update the library to utilize the newer version of Maki.
Acceptance criteria
Library points to newer version of Maki
Documentation is updated to describe what icon options are available
Notes
After some initial testing, there are some CORS issues with pointing to the newer version of Maki. This appears to be an unpkq issue.
The newer icons don't have the size suffix (-11, -15, etc.) so the library will need to updated to account for that
This issue has been reported in the plotly.py repo here and here
An alternative icon source is the jsdelivr CDN (which doesn't have CORS issues from first testing)
This is mostly resolved by #7825 since we now use Maki v8.2.0 (the latest). Although as soon as a new Maki version is released, the landing page that we link to in the docs will be (slightly) out of date again.
It would be nice if Mapbox provided versioned landing pages that we could link to in the docs, so we could guarantee that the linked page matches the icons available in plotly.js, but that doesn't seem to be possible.
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emilykl commentedon Aug 28, 2026
This is mostly resolved by #7825 since we now use Maki v8.2.0 (the latest). Although as soon as a new Maki version is released, the landing page that we link to in the docs will be (slightly) out of date again.
It would be nice if Mapbox provided versioned landing pages that we could link to in the docs, so we could guarantee that the linked page matches the icons available in plotly.js, but that doesn't seem to be possible.